Finally the great day is here!! It’s April 29 and Michelle Pfeiffer is pfabulous at 52!

… and yes!! I finally got it!!!… it was so hard…but now I feel so proud! (pfans from pfacebook page know why!) This year it is a quick look around the career of Michelle with the 1977 song “Sorry, I’m a Lady” by Baccara… And yeah, I know… the result is sooooo queer!!… well, anyway, I’m gay… so I’m glad with it! LOL
I hope you like it… too!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MICHELLE!!!

Do you think that Michelle Pfeiffer’s voice is sexy?

Well, according to a poll of the most seductive female voices, do those of Michelle Pfeiffer and Angelina Jolie. And as for the men, who could beat Leslie Phillips’s classic opening line: ‘Well, hello…’?
So the Top Ten Sexiest Actresses’ Voices is #1 Michelle Pfeiffer; #2 Angelina Jolie; #3 Scarlett Johansson; #4 Melanie Griffith; #5 Marilyn Monroe; #6 Keira Knightley; #7 Marlene Dietrich; #8 Lauren Bacall; #9 Miriam Margoyles; and #10 Kathleen Turner.
A scientific study has concluded that lowering your voice is …

Since Michelle Pfeiffers 52nd birthday is coming around, NoAngel2901 is sharing with us through YouTuve this amazing video of one of her best movies: Frankie & Johnny alongside Al Pacino; and with music by Cheryl Ladd, “Walking in the Rain”. So from PfeifferTheFace, also it’s one of my favorite movies,  I’d like to offer the video as a started of the great date incoming!

I hope you like it. According to the pfan-maker, “the idea for the clip just popped up when I was watching the DVD for the 10.000 time.!!”
Enjoy! …

When it is talked about Ladyhawke, most of people show a lovely smile in their face. It is because Ladyhawke is one of the favorite movies of pfans a non-pfans. The medieval fable, directed by Richard Donner in 1984 and starring Matthew Brotherick, Rutger Hauer and a very young Michelle Pfeiffer, was launched in the States on April 12, 1985… today… 25 years ago.

Ladyhawke wasn’t launched in Spain until the summer in that year, in that time when I watched to Michelle Pfeiffer the very first time and it …

If you missed the great surprise of the 82nd Academy Awards, -for pfans and non pfans- the glorious return of Michelle Pfeiffer to the Oscar stage, stunning in a red Carolina Herrera, to tribute and present the nomination of Jeff Bridges, you can watch it now!
Michelle Pfeiffer, Julianne Moore, Vera Farmiga, Colin Farrell and Tim Robbins take the stage to present the Best Actor category. Pfeiffer introduced Bridges, who eventually went on to win the Oscar for Best Actor, calling him one of the least vain actors around. The actress, …

Today, the after-day of the celebratiom of the 2010 Golden Globe Awards and looking forward the announcement of the Academy Awards the upcoming 2sd of February (although pfans know the nomination for Michelle Pfeiffer in Chéri if very improbable, we don’t lose the expectations yet)… a new and interesting article about the 1989 Academy Awards has come to PfeifferTheFace.
Enmanuel Levy writes, in his site Cinema 24/7 dedicated to the movies, about the race for the Oscar between Jessica Tandy and Michelle Pfeiffer. Don’t miss this interesting column you can find …

You can watch a new video of Michelle Pfeiffer presenting Jeff Bridges award at the 2010 Palm Springs International Film Festival the last 5th of January. It’s actually a short video of the footage I had already seen, but now in a better quality and showing only part of the Michelle’s speech:

Advance of Chéri in Spain and promotion of Stephen Frears of the movie during the press conference in Madrid, January 12, 2010:

In this video: interview with Jeff Bridges at backstage and part of the award presentation of Michelle Pfeiffer (in LQ) during the 21st Palm Springs International Film Festival Gala:

Thanks Elsa for providing us the video

Wow! I’d like to share with you all this video I’ve just found in YouTube and uploaded by Facuam1 , it’s a wonderful draw of Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman made through a computer and Photoshop… you can see step by step how is being made! It’s really interesting, and the result is really awesome! Enjoy!

Sometimes I use forget why I am a pfan… but when I’m watching some videos of Michelle Pfeiffer and listen her words, the reasons come to my mind quickly…

Look at this live video stream of the 2010 Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala. Michelle’s speech presenting the Jeff Bridges‘ award is almost the beginning of the video… Now I can remind the reasons why I’m a P*F*A*N!!
OMG! Michelle Pfeiffer’s speech is awesome!… and her arrival… people love her! ;-)

The rest of the gala shows the rest the celebrities onstage …

AltaFilms, distributor of Cheri in Spain, has launched finally the Spanish version of the trailer. You can watch it here:

Cheri will be released in Spain this 29h of January.
Just a note, I can’t understand why the quality of this version is so low… look at the colors, the light!! … I don’t think it is good to appeal to the public. Why don’t foreign distributors take care over these things??!!

“Because You Loved Me” was the most famous song in the 1996 movie Up Close & Personal, directed by Jon Avnet and starring Robert Redford and Michelle Pfeiffer, it was recorded by Celine Dion and even was nominated for the Best Original Song at the Academy Awards in 1996.

The composer of the song, Diane Warren, tell us in the book “Chicken Soup For the Soul: The Story Behind The Song“, the nice story behing her song (her an excerpts from the book):
I wrote “Because You Loved Me” for the movie …

On 5th of December, 1981 Michelle Pfeiffer was aired on TV in one of her first great performances, the movie The Children Nobody Wanted was released on CBS as one of the Christmas movies of the week. Review started to notice about Michelle, John J. O’Connor, film critic of The New York Times, already wrote about the actress, “the cast, directed by Richard Michaels, is quite good. [...] Michelle Pfeiffer’s Jennifer is thoroughly captivating.”
So today, honoring the 28 years since its launch I’d like share with you all five clips …

You know Personal Effects was released on Lifetime the last weekend, and it seems that it has worked well… what had happened if the movie had been release on cinemas?

Well, according E! Online, if TV watchers were moviegoers, Ashton Kutcher and Michelle Pfeiffer’s Personal Effects would have made a respectable $13 million, à la My Sister’s Keeper, assuming the 1.8 million who caught the straight-to-DVD flick in its Lifetime debut each bought a ticket at the average price of $7.18.
I think the movie would have been able to get a nice …